Dr. Hannah Cole
Family Medicine, MD
Primary Care · Speaks English, German
A clinic built around time with your doctor.
Cura opened in 2014 when four physicians left a hospital group to practise medicine the way they had been trained to: slowly, thoroughly and in plain English.
Our story
Small enough to know you, equipped like a hospital
We cap each doctor's day at eighteen appointments, run our own lab and imaging suite, and keep every specialist on one shared record. That means fewer repeat tests, faster answers and a doctor who remembers you.
Today 46 clinicians and 70 support staff care for around 21,000 patients a year at our Lakeshore building and by video across Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin.
What we promise
Three things we will not compromise on
Time
Thirty-minute appointments as standard, sixty for new specialist consults. Running late? We text you.
Honest prices
Every self-pay price is published. Insurance estimates before your visit, not surprises after it.
Evidence first
No unnecessary scans, no supplements for sale. Our clinical board reviews guidelines every quarter.
Clinical team
The people you will meet
Dr. Felix Roth
Cardiologist, MD FACC
Cardiology · Speaks English, French
Dr. Arjun Mehta
Neurologist, MD
Neurology · Speaks English, Hindi
Dr. Kenji Sato
Orthopedic Surgeon, MD
Orthopedics · Speaks English, Japanese
Dr. Inés Duarte
Dentist, DDS
Dental · Speaks English, Spanish
David Okafor
Nurse Practitioner, FNP-C
Primary Care · Speaks English, Igbo
Tobi Adeyemi
Telehealth Lead, NP
Primary Care · Speaks English, Yoruba
Dr. Wei Lin
Clinical Pharmacist, PharmD
Lab & Diagnostics · Speaks English, Mandarin
Facilities
Inside the Lakeshore clinic
Five floors, one front desk. Imaging, lab, pharmacy and day-procedure rooms are all on site.
Same-week appointmentsCare that starts with
Care that starts with
a real conversation.
Book in person at our Lakeshore clinic or see a clinician by video — most patients are seen within 48 hours.
Phone line(312) 555-0190
Mon–Fri 7am–8pm · Sat 8am–2pm
In an emergency call 911. Chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs or severe bleeding need emergency care — not an appointment.